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Chettinadu mansion, a home with beauty was visualized part by part to incorporate the first in architectural design and utility. The mansion is huge, extending over 40,000 square feet and the rooms are embellished with the lavish use of Burmese Teak Wood, Italian Marble and English Steel. It contains several courts, halls and corridors with carved pillars. The proportions of the courts and corridors are quite sizable, measuring up to your wildest expectations Read more

Deluxe 2 person (Private bathroom)

Breakfast included

About Chettinadu Mansion

Chettinadu mansion, a home with beauty was visualized part by part to incorporate the first in architectural design and utility. The mansion is huge, extending over 40,000 square feet and the rooms are embellished with the lavish use of Burmese Teak Wood, Italian Marble and English Steel. It contains several courts, halls and corridors with carved pillars. The proportions of the courts and corridors are quite sizable, measuring up to your wildest expectations. As one enters the mansion one passes through the front yard comprising of the traditional tulasi plant and a portico. Beyond the portico there is a beautiful veranda-crossing which leads to a marble hall. Flooring is made of white and black Italian marble and the pillars are of shining black marble. This is the marriage hall. Next comes the huge main courtyard which has two floors supported by Iron pillars. The second floor houses bedrooms with picturesque walls and attached bathrooms. Each bedroom has an entry into a common long balcony overlooking the street. It's from here that you get to watch day-to-day life bloom and the other roofs of the village that paint the clear blue sky. An open air shower has also been provided in the balcony. After the main Court there is another hall, following which one enters into another courtyard called the second courtyard. And right through the middle of this courtyard runs a pathway. On either side of the central courtyard there are two huge dining halls called the Bojana (Food) Hall. There is also a third courtyard and a big back yard. The pillars in the various courts have been made of different materials. The pillars in the front varandha are made of lime mortar and those in the marriage hall are of black marble

Accommodation Information

Air conditioned rooms with picturesque walls and attached bathrooms. The furniture and furnishings in the rooms are reminiscent of the erstwhile times when the Chettiars, rich South Indian traders, resided in the mansion. Each bedroom has an entry into a common long balcony overlooking the street. It's from here that guests get to watch day-to-day life bloom and the tops of the colorful village houses. An open air shower has also been provided in the balcony.